I have already seen the Korean version.

Japanese Mita has such soft movements, also is pretty as a doll, and her resting face looks a bit like she is smiling, but I suppose I will get used to it.

Dad is also a flower boy and it is hard to think he has all these big children.

Funny how the project he has at work is so similar to the Korean version.

The girl at his office looks even younger and also she looks sad rather than scheming.

Everybody acts really similar, including the housekeeper company owner and aunt. It is very strange so see it so similar, yet not the same.

They hold hand the wrong way. The shortest has to hold the hand from the back or it will be very awkward to walk.

OK this water drowning story was very quick and no stress was involved, the confessions were much too fast.

The girl is going to do both her school work and her mom's work? And everybody thinks she shall know all about housekeeping from the very first moment she tries?

Housekeeper burns the prayer thing? haha

White kitchen chairs with a fabric cover in a house with children? No wonder mom committed suicide.

Annoying music in background.

The Korean version of the birthday scene was a lot more cringy. Maybe because I already expected the cringe? But I saw the drama twice and it was terrible to watch both times.

True, not everyone cries, even when something bad happens.

It is common that small children think it is their own fault. Small selfcentred monsters.

Doesn't dad feel very confident to confess to housekeeper too soon? Is the housekeeper Doris Lessing?